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Veterinarian removes 21 pacifiers from family dog's stomach

The case of the missing pacifiers was solved when the baby's grandmother saw the family dog, Dovey, swipe one off the counter. The Oklahoma family took Dovey to the veterinarian's office and x-rays showed the missing pacifiers. Dovey had slowerd her eating and was vomiting for a few days. Initially the vet thought there were seven to nine pacifiers in Dovey's stomach, but...[ Read More... ]

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Tagged dog | pacifiers | swallowing objects | vet | small objects

X-ray shows battery stuck in toddler's esophagus

Toddler Saved by Parents' Persistence to find Lithium Battery Stuck in Esophagus

An x-ray provided the problem and solution easily, but the path to it was not so easy, and could have had tragic results had it not been for the persistence 2-year-old Katie Smith's parents:"We thought she was choking on a cracker at first, but my husband checked her airways and she was breathing fine," [Christina] Smith told ABC News today. "But she was gagging, drooling and holding her saliva,...[ Read More... ]

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Tagged lithium battery | swallowed lithium battery | foreign bodies | kids swallow

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